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JPC on Waqf board to visit Bihar on November 12

Patna, Nov 08 (UNI) Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on the Waqf Board Amendment Bill will visit Bihar on November 12 to seek the opinion of various bodies of the Hindu and Muslim community, common man, and other stakeholders.
President of Rastriya Samajik Nyaya Morcha Upendra Chauhan said here that altogether 25 associations of Hindu community were interested to place their views before the JPC on the issue of Waqf board amendment bill 2024. Secretary of Mahaveer Mandir Trust Kishor Kunal and office bearers of Vishwa Hindu Parishad were among those who would place their views before the JPC, he added.
" Properties of the Hindu community who left Pakistan during partition were taken over by Muslims there, so properties of Muslims who left India, should also be taken over by Hindus or Government of India", Chauhan advocated and demanded dissolution of Waqf board. There was no need for such bodies in India, he pointed out.

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PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Polling staff at a traning session on the eve of counting of vote for Bihar Assembly Election, in Patna on Thursday.UNI PHOTO-62U

PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Polling staff at a traning session on the eve of counting of vote for Bihar Assembly Election, in Patna on Thursday.UNI PHOTO-61U

PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Polling staff at a traning session on the eve of counting of vote for Bihar Assembly Election, in Patna on Thursday.UNI PHOTO-60U

PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Polling staff at a traning session on the eve of counting of vote for Bihar Assembly Election, in Patna on Thursday.UNI PHOTO-59U

PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Security personnel arrives at AN College campus on the eve of counting of vote for Bihar Assembly Election, in Patna on Thursday.UNI PHOTO-58U

PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Security personnel arrives at AN College campus on the eve of counting of vote for Bihar Assembly Election, in Patna on Thursday.UNI PHOTO-57U

PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Security personnel stand guard outside the strong room where Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) are stored, at AN College campus in Patna, on the eve of vote counting for the Bihar Assembly Election, Thursday..UNI PHOTO-56U

PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Security personnel stand guard outside the strong room where Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) are stored, at AN College campus in Patna, on the eve of vote counting for the Bihar Assembly Election, Thursday..UNI PHOTO-55U

PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Security personnel stand guard outside the strong room where Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) are stored, at AN College campus in Patna, on the eve of vote counting for the Bihar Assembly Election, Thursday..UNI PHOTO-54U

PATNA, NOV 13 (UNI):- Security personnel stand guard outside the strong room where Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) are stored, at AN College campus in Patna, on the eve of vote counting for the Bihar Assembly Election, Thursday..UNI PHOTO-53U

GUWAHATI, NOV 13 (UNI): Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma distributes 8000 appointment letters to the newly recruits in the Education sector, in Guwahati on Thursday. UNI Photo 79U

GUWAHATI, NOV 13 (UNI): Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma distributes 8000 appointment letters to the newly recruits in the Education sector, in Guwahati on Thursday. UNI Photo 78U

GUWAHATI, NOV 13 (UNI): Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma distributes 8000 appointment letters to the newly recruits in the Education sector, in Guwahati on Thursday. UNI Photo 77U

GUWAHATI, NOV 13 (UNI): Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma distributes 8000 appointment letters to the newly recruits in the Education sector, in Guwahati on Thursday. UNI Photo 80U

KOLKATA, NOV 13 (UNI): South Africa Cricket Team Captain Temba Bavuma addresses a press conference during the practice session, at Eden Garden in Kolkata on Thursday. UNI Photo 76U